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More pics? Can't really make out what I am looking at

If you are confident that you are not overwatering then you either have heat issues, lights too close or... It's just that time of day, when your plants are cycling through normal process. How do they look at the moment?

Qb120 x 4 + 3 x F series strips QB120 x 4 on a 240watt driver (can be scaled down) 8 x QB120 on 2 x 240 drivers 3 x F series strips on a 240 watt drivers (pulls 260 from the wall because of the A series driver) 3 x F series (shorter length boards on a 150 watt driver)

give em a good flush and get in close with a magnifying glass under the leaves. Mites are tiny, and not something you can see with the naked eye. Spots like that are classic mite bites, if you got that far with little air flow, then I would really be surprised that this was your issue. Even a...

That looks like mites to me! Get a close up under the leaves with a loupe if you can. Let's save these ladies!

https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/collections/quantum-boards/products/qb120-quantum-board Or https://www.samsung.com/led/lighting/led-modules/industrial-light-module/f-series/ Both of these lights are highly customizable. Can share some builds if you are interested.

First guess would be a mushy compost you are using that has not been streralized. Pick em off and just stick to normal watering and feeding. Not going to lie, that is unusual, but more than likely you bought your compost from a small time operation with minimal qc?

Get an hlg quantum board or make your own Samsung lm series strip, don't need much in there. Maybe 120watt or just over, great space, so long as you keep it tight.. I wish I had one of those tents

I remember buying doom on 1.44mb stiffy... Played that game for over a year and enjoyed every minute.. DII, Dungeon keeper and Duke followed, some of the best gaming years I have ever had!

Looking good bud! Keep us posted, would love to see the final product! Happy growing

Straight up.. Here is the answer.. It can happen, but why would you.. Top during veg and give your girls a chance to bounce back then go into flower

No. Never.. It's the wrong time to top.. There is no good reason to top during flower.. If you did I am sure that you will see two new growths, but you are asking a plant to manage more than focus on flowering which is no good.. Flowering deserves 100% focus on flower producrion

How does it smell?

If I had to take a guess I would say fungus.. Too much moisture.. Pick those problematic leaves off, let your grow dry out properly and keep an eye on new growth for improvements. Perhaps lower your pH, 7 is quite high and may be the cause of your issues

Well said! Listen to this..

She looks heat stressed! what size pot are you using? give her some shade in the heat of the day. What medium are you using? How big is your pot? 30 Degrees C is hot! Pot up to something larger if you can!

Don't put a time frame on it, see what happens in 2 days then decide. I have seedlings that hate being watered after 5 days... It's not an exact.. Take it day by day... Supply on demand, not on a guess

Ideal RH is lower than with Hells yeah they do.. But there is a small window to make it worth you while. Stop watering, stop feeding, improve your env Fully agree.. Pull back on feedi Hell yeah they can be saved, but there is a small window to make it worth your while.. Cut back on feeding...

Again... Pics help. If the roots are rotting from Constant moisture.. Then more water would be worse. With promix, drying out is better than soaked. So far it seems that more water is not working, so suggest you back off, and water when things look dry.. Less water is easier to correct than too...

Pics? Please! Helps a lot to understand what's going on. Your feed is petty high. Especially for pants that aren't doing great. Without pics my best guess is too much moisture and too much feed. Scaling back on both of those only leeds to a hungry and thirsty plant that will bounce back really...